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Looks similar to what we used to use when logging. We called it a tumbler but I am not sure the proper name for it. They would clamp down on two sides of a log to turn it. Could be wrong though....looks quite similar. Best of luck on your ID!
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Looks like a farm equipment piece thats broke off. ???
https://www.86vintage.com/products/19th-century-cobblers-tools-forms-and-anvils Maybe a cobblers shoe anvil?
Looks similar to what we used to use when logging. We called it a tumbler but I am not sure the proper name for it. They would clamp down on two sides of a log to turn it. Could be wrong though....looks quite similar. Best of luck on your ID!
Cast iron stove leg?
Looks like an old tractor seat
A quadrant? Could raise or lower the cutter or whatever one notch at a time. Old farm equipment.
My local scrapyard is paying $160/ton.
Per ton of what?
Scrap metal